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Currently I’m charging 30k for Horse Avis and 25k for Stable Sets. Is this a reasonable price for what I make or should I increase/lower it?
Would also love some friendly critique and opinions of what I’ve recently made :)
Recent pieces:
https://i.postimg.cc/Prpz7bMc/C7-EE5246-151-C-40-D3-892-F-3-EA5-EB4-A2-A25.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/m2vNWcXr/746-BC76-F-6-C2-A-4-EE4-A8-D9-457907-BA31-E1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/x1j9FBM8/Bay-Chimera.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/nLgw9rBg/Winged-Bay.jpg |
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Your art is easily worth 75k - 100k It's gorgeous! |
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Olympus Eventing said:
Your art is easily worth 75k - 100k It's gorgeous!
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You should definitely increase your prices They are really well made I would mainly work on matching the horse to the background and where the hooves meet the ground as well. You should definitely go up into tier 2 |
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I agree with price increase! Beautiful work. |
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Thank you everyone!
And yes Kira. That’s probably the thing I struggle with most. I’m doing lots of experimenting with how I do my grounding and hopefully it will work out soon. |
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Grounding is difficult for everyone - but I don't see a huge issue with yours. It can be awkward having the whole hoof visible, with no grass to hide it. I fully agree that this work needs to be selling for 75-100k. |
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Thank you Trigg!
Grass definitely makes grounding a lot easier haha!
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Warming, with Sleet and Heavy Icing
